论文信息 - On Developing a Platform for Mobile Outdoor Gaming for Children

On Developing a Platform for Mobile Outdoor Gaming for Children

In this paper we describe the development of a platform for creating Head Up Games. Nowadays, technology is becoming more and more ubiquitous, but in the field of pervasive gaming it seems that development is mostly centered on smart phones. We argue that for outdoor games for children this might not be the best medium; and we propose the design of our platform that is designed to better support outdoor, active games.

Iris Soute | Herman Aartsen | Chet Bangaru

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